HSE Quiz 3

What is the main aim of the Workplace Safety & Health Order 2009?

• To eliminate all jobs

• To improve safety and health

• To increase accidents

• To reduce work hours

Answer explanation

The main aim of the Workplace Safety & Health Order 2009 is to improve safety and health in the workplace, ensuring better protection for workers, rather than eliminating jobs or increasing accidents.

Which agency is responsible for enforcing workplace safety in Brunei?

• JASTRE

• SHENA

• Royal Brunei Police

• Fire and Rescue Department

Answer explanation

SHENA, the Safety, Health and Environment National Authority, is the agency responsible for enforcing workplace safety in Brunei, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and promoting a safe working environment.

What does WSHO stand for?

• Workplace Safety and Health Operations

• Workplace Safety and Health Office

• Workplace Safety and Health Organization

• Workplace Safety and Health Order

Answer explanation

WSHO stands for Workplace Safety and Health Order, which is a specific directive related to safety regulations in the workplace. The other options, while related, do not accurately represent the acronym.

When was the Workplace Safety & Health Order 2009 implemented?

• January 1, 2014

• August 1, 2013

• June 1, 2014

• December 1, 2012

Answer explanation

The Workplace Safety & Health Order 2009 was implemented on August 1, 2013. This date is significant as it marks the official enforcement of the regulations aimed at improving workplace safety.

What is one duty of employees under WSHO 2009?

• Ignore safety rules

• Use personal protective equipment

• Avoid training

• Work without supervision

Answer explanation

One duty of employees under WSHO 2009 is to use personal protective equipment. This ensures their safety while performing tasks, unlike ignoring safety rules or avoiding training, which can lead to hazards.

What is a Stop-Work Order?

• A request to take a break

• A suggestion to work faster

• A notice to start new work

• A command to stop unsafe work immediately

Answer explanation

A Stop-Work Order is a command to stop unsafe work immediately. It is issued to protect workers and ensure safety on the job site, distinguishing it from requests or suggestions related to work pace or new tasks.

What is the maximum fine for an individual guilty of an offence under WSHO 2009?

• BND 200,000

• BND 10,000

• BND 50,000

• BND 5,000

Answer explanation

The maximum fine for an individual found guilty of an offence under the WSHO 2009 is BND 200,000, making it the correct choice among the options provided.

When was SHENA established?

• 6th July 2005

• 6th October 2020

• 6th July 2018

• 6th October 2018

Answer explanation

SHENA was established on 6th October 2018, making this the correct choice among the options provided. The other dates do not correspond to the establishment of SHENA.

Which of the following is a regulation under Workplace Safety & Health Regulation 2014?

• Fire Safety Order

• Employment Order

• Environmental Protection Order

• General Provisions Regulations

Answer explanation

The General Provisions Regulations are part of the Workplace Safety & Health Regulation 2014, focusing on overall safety standards. The other options, like Fire Safety Order and Employment Order, are not specific regulations under this framework.

What does PDCA stand for in safety management?

• Perform, Decide, Create, Analyze

• Plan, Design, Construct, Apply

• Prepare, Develop, Control, Assess

• Plan, Do, Check, Act

Answer explanation

PDCA stands for Plan, Do, Check, Act. This iterative process is essential in safety management for continuous improvement and effective problem-solving.